DQ Entertainment Has Entered Into A Merchandising Agreement (25-Aug-2010)
DQ Entertainment (International), a leading animation, gaming live action entertainment and distribution company has entered into a merchandising agreement with Off Road, a leading footwear manufacturer, to produce a collection based on the animation from DQE's series, 'The Jungle Book'. Off Road specializes in designing, manufacturing and selling shoes for European brands and markets.
The agreement was signed through TF1 Enterprise France, DQE's co-production partner and licensing and merchandising agent for the Jungle Book in these regions.
Under the terms of the agreement, Off Road has acquired the rights to manufacture 'Jungle Book Footwear' including: indoor slippers, beach slippers, trainers, children shoes, rain boots and snow boots. The collection will be designed and manufactured in China, Vietnam and India and marketed by major French shoe retailers with more than 200 retail outlets across France and the Benelux region.
In addition to traditional retail outlets, Off Road will also distribute the products by mail order, internet, as well as through hypermarket and supermarket chains.
Top News Today
 Auto major, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) is all set to introduce a smaller version of its multi-purpose vehicle Xylo by Diwali this year as it aims to expand its customer base in the country. The company,
 Godrej Properties, Mumbai based real estate developer launched its new residential project Godrej Alpine in Mangalore. It aims to complete 499-apartment Godrej Alpine for occupation in 36 months. Godrej
 Mahindra & Mahindra, auto major has stopped the second phase of booking for its latest sports utility vehicle XUV500. It has received over 25,000 orders in a period of 10 days from January 25 to February
|
International Stock News
 The US markets ended with mild gains on Wednesday, on reports that Greece had drafted a new financing deal with the European Union and International Monetary Fund. Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos
 The US markets rose on Monday, sending the Dow industrials to their highest close since 2008, as Greece's government made progress on measures to secure international aid. Also, a Labor Department report
 The US markets made a mix closing on Thursday, as a drop in jobless claims fueled optimism about the economy and investors looked to the next day's employment report as the next indicator of the economic
|
|
|